"Dear Anne
Thank you so much for your kind offer, which, we would be very grateful for – especially very small items for our premature babies.
Kind Regards
Lynda"
This email really made my day and I have also received a letter from Lincoln County Hospital in which they say that they would love to receive knitted items from us unfortunately (and it is only a "little" unfortunately") they are unable to accept crocheted blankets I suppose it is incase small babies get they tiny wee hands caught in the holes BUT knitted was are fine!!
I also had an email from the Communications Manager at DRI (Doncaster Royal Infirmary) saying:
"Anne - many thanks for your message.
Regrettably, we are unable to accept knitted items because of the difficulty laundering them - and, without high-temperature laundry, garments present an infection risk.
I do hope you are able to find another outlet for your groups' efforts.
Regards
Hazel"
I appreciate this but I do know of one other group that knits for different hospitals (142) on a rotation basis.
For Goole I would love to have abox full of items suitable for the small premature babies to take when I have my weeks holiday - I will of course contact Lynda to see if it is ok to take the box in in person and if so I will let you all know.
Finally for those of you who come to the group the next one is on Friday 16th March - crikey thats THIS Friday!!
Until the next update - Happy Knitting!!
Until the next update - Happy Knitting!!
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